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June 5, 2012
Rethinking Knowledge and Power: Reflections on the Disability Community in Canada (presentation)
Michael Prince explores the following questions: what kinds of knowledge circulate in and around the disability community in Canada? How does this knowledge connect the disability community with the Canadian state and other institutions in society? And, what might the future hold for more creative and innovative knowledge production for disability studies, disability activism and social change? Read more.
June 5, 2012
Rethinking Knowledge and Power: Reflections on the Disability Community in Canada
A politics of socio-economic redistribution is at the core of disability activism in Canada, complemented by a politics of recognition and a democratic politics of representation, the latter of which involves claims for more accessible, empowering, and accountable policy making structures and processes. Read more.
End Exclusion supporters rally in support of an accessible and inclusive Canada.